worldness

Essentially, he wants to put the whole "worldness" of VWs into a "communications" category and have us theorize them as very immersive social software that isn't best described in terms of anyone's ownership my reading, of couse.

The Forest for the Spoons 2004

These child glimpses are of other-worldness, of other-lifeness, of things that you had never seen in this particular world of your particular life.

Chapter 1 2010

Painful hysterectomy of tomorrow — — — Save the worldness

The Imbecilic Utterances (or Why is every man's burden the heaviest?) 2010

"I like the one-worldness that the Internet brings to people," says Taylor, now an executive with Digital Equipment Corp., "the fact that people can get more closely connected based on common interests, mutual objectives, mutual need."

The Birth Of The Internet 2008

Now that sounds interesting, a bit of mystery, intrigue and other worldness.

Filmstalker: Doug Liman's Vaporetto 13 2006

In fairness, a synologue to Britain can as easily be called "Britain" as "Lyonesse," but real geographical names assert our-worldness in a way that semilegendary people's names do not.

Pendragon, by Stephen Lawhead. Book review. Carla 2007

Are world-y worlds vs. game-y ones, e.g. this discussion better correlated with virtual worldness?

No Surrender 2006

Are world-y worlds vs. game-y ones, e.g. this discussion better correlated with virtual worldness?

September 2006 2006

The main non-worldness about those spaces is that they don't try to represent a physical space at all except for RPG boards of course.

My space or yours? 2006

And my point is simply that "virtual worldness" is a simulation of the orbits of the planets that can be described either in text or in an orrery.

Ce n'est pas un monde virtuel 2005